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Whilst residing in America in 2004, Nikki was cast as Holly in the short film, A Time To Kill which was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award. Her involvement in this film led to an Oscar’s invitation and a speaking role in the feature film, Taking Charge alongside Malcolm McDowell.
Returning to Australia the same year, Nikki secured the hosting role for Arena Style Expo which gave her valuable experience in front of the camera. She has also worked for the Channel Nine Kerri Anne show and featured in editorials for Madison and Cosmopolitan.
In August 2008, Nikki was announced as the Face of ACP’s integrated advertising and retailer initiative, 30 Days of Fashion. This high profile media role saw Nikki MC numerous launches and events over the month long fashion extravaganza including interviewing Eva Mendes at the launch event.
Following the success of Nikki’s involvement, ACP were quick to sign her up again as the Face of the even bigger campaign in 2009 which showcased Nikki's skills in hosting an emceeing parties, interviewing live on stage various media and fashion identities and professional execution of an extensive list of print and electronic media interviews.
2009 also saw Nikki chosen by producers to appear in the first series of ‘New Zealand’s Next Top Model’ as a special guest judge. The series is currently on air in Australia.
Nikki demonstrated a real flair for public speaking and emceeing She loves to adlib and interview people, and brings a natural fresh approach to presenting. In June she emceed the RSPCA celebrity trivia night and regularly appears on Mornings with Kerry-Anne Kennerly.
In September of this year, Puma chose Nikki as their Woman’s Fitness Ambassador for Australia and she features in their most recent advertising campaign.
Originally from New Zealand, Rose Bay, Sydney is now home for Nikki who also loves playing Volleyball and running.